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By John Agar
mlive.com

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — A newly hired Grand Rapids police officer engaged in a shootout this weekend, the second time in a month that a new hire has been involved in such an incident.

This…

The Herald Banner, Greenville, Texas

HUNT COUNTY – A Wolfe City man was killed Tuesday in a head-on collision south of Greenville, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.

DPS said the crash…

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Columbus Division of Police released video showing a fatal crash that occurred as an officer responded to a 911 call, WSYX reported.

The Dec. 7 crash occurred when officers were…

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department is launching a new pilot after officers voted to test out a 10-hour shift model, WRTV reported.

With the new model, officers will work five…

PRESS RELEASE

LAS VEGAS — Born from the communications issues that were experienced by public safety teams during the 9/11 attacks, FirstNet is the single dedicated network for America’s first responders…

By Teri Figueroa
The San Diego Union-Tribune

SAN DIEGO, Calif. — San Diego is poised to pay $30 million to the family of a teenager who was fatally shot by a San Diego police officer in a split-second…

By Owen Sexton
The Chronicle, Centralia, Wash.

ONALASKA, Wash. — On Friday, Dec. 5, My 2 Scents K9 owner Kristi Bridgman officially christened her new Onalaska dog training center with a Centralia-Chehalis…

ANSONIA — The chair of the Ansonia Democratic Town Committee was charged Sunday after police said he was operating under the influence. 

David Hannon, 53, was accused of driving with a blood alcohol content about double the legal limit,…

BRIDGEPORT — A relatively low-level player in Bridgeport politics on Wednesday became the second person to plead guilty in connection to absentee ballot fraud in the city’s last two Democratic mayoral primaries.

Appearing before Judge Shari A….